When did Elizabeth I reign as Queen of England?Who founded the Tudor dynasty in 1485?, 1455–1485Richard III, 1509–1547Henry VII, Henry VIII, Edward VI, The Tudor dynasty began after which conflict?, The Hundred Years’ War, The English Civil War, The War of the Roses, The Crusades, Why did Henry VIII break with the Roman Catholic Church?, He wanted to reduce taxes, He wanted to marry a Spanish princess, He wanted an annulment that the Pope refused to grant, He disagreed with Protestant ideas, What was the Act of Supremacy (1534)?, A law making the King head of the Church of England, A treaty with Scotland, A law increasing trade with Europe, A military reform, What religious change did Mary I attempt to introduce?, She promoted Protestantism, She restored Catholicism, She created a new religion, She allowed complete religious freedom, Why was the defeat of the Spanish Armada in 1588 significant?, It ended the Tudor dynasty, It made England a major naval power, It started a civil war, It united England and Spain, Which Tudor monarch was known as the “Virgin Queen”?, Mary I, Anne Boleyn, Elizabeth I, Lady Jane Grey, Why was Mary, Queen of Scots considered a threat to Elizabeth I?, She supported Elizabeth’s religious reforms, She had a strong claim to the English throne and was Catholic, She ruled Spain, She controlled the English navy

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